An old well-dressed man walks into
an elevator and another young “jockey” woman comes and starts playing music to
obviously her taste. The old man is annoyed by the music and starts to play his
older music louder than the woman’s. After that another woman walks in and
looks and listens to the other woman and man and starts playing her own music.
The screen goes black and even more people are playing music and looking differently
from each other, they all stop when a African American man walks in with a big
juke box, no one knows what he is going to play until he starts playing elevator
music, which I think all the other people weren’t expecting him to play the elevator
music people seem to hate.
The author’s purpose was to show
you that stereotypes aren’t always the way to look at someone knew like judging
someone that walks into an elevator. I think that because everyone can be
judged by what they look like or their age. For example, if you see an old
person you don’t expect them to blare Kodak or Drake. It just isn’t expected of
us to not judge someone by how they look.
I would think that the attended audience
is really whoever wants to listen about the stereotypes we naturally use and do
on an everyday basis. I think this just by the way the people look at each other
and look u and down at each other. Three ways that his video can teach the view
something about community, is first that everybody in a community is different,
no one is the same. Secondly, you can’t always judge people by the way people
dress or what kind of music someone likes. Lastly everybody can have something
in common, like when the guy comes in with the big juke box and just plays
elevator music and everybody listens.
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